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Brian Gainor, Partnership Activation, Inc.

Brian Gainor is a passionate sports marketer with agency experience as well as an extensive background working in the NFL, NFL Europe, and collegiate athletics. Brian completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Florida and MBA/MSA graduate work at Ohio University (Athens, OH) and now resides with his wife, Laura, and daughter, Clara, in Milwaukee, WI.

Brian Gainor founded Partnership Activation Inc., as a means to provide sports business professionals with consultation of industry best practices and innovative sponsorship/marketing concepts. Since its inception, Brian has used PartnershipActivation.com and the Partnership Activation 2.0 newsletter as portals to educate and network with those working in sports business around the globe.

Partnership Activation has been featured in a collection of notable trade publications, including:

For assistance with creative ideation, understanding best practices, and identifying ways to generate incremental revenue, please contact Brian at bgainor@partnershipactivation.com

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